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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1895

Page

2

A Day at Ames Shows Practical Farm Innovations

The author tours Iowa Agricultural College at Ames, visiting the experimental barn, creamery, gardens, and seed rooms. He notes cement floors, cattle and milk testing, rustproof oats, wheat yields, new forage plants, and the creamery’s high per cow returns. He also observes horticulture trials, grafting work, and college facilities from dining halls to a new hall for women, praising the institution’s impact on Iowa farmers and the state economy.

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Monetary Debates on Currency and Debt in 1890s Britain and United States

The piece surveys critics of bimetalism and euro currency reform, listing leading signatories and arguing for gold standard revival. It shifts to U.S. finances, noting rising debt, deficits, and tariff effects under Cleveland, McKinley, and Gorman-Wilson, with figures on debt, deficits, and coinage. It also mentions Stambuloff's assassination and alleged Russian involvement.

Treasury Cleveland United States Free Trade Administration Mint Bureau Stambuloff Europe Russia Bulgaria

Bimetalism Debate in England Gains Memorial Support

Henry Hucks Gibbs, head of the Bimetallic League of England, presents a memorial to the Chancellor of the Exchequer replying to gold monometalists. It argues Britain’s commercial supremacy rose under bimetallism before 1816 and declined after the gold standard. The memorial cites price instability and trade disruption since abandoning bimetallism, noting the single gold standard has failed to provide price stability.

England W. Lidderdale Bank of England Duke of London Times Henry Hucks Gibbs House of Commons

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